25 Days Morocco Tour from Fes

You explore Fes with a local guide who knows all the secret streets. You walk through the old Medina that has thousands of narrow passages. You see artisans who make leather, metal lamps, carpets, pottery, and wooden designs. You visit the famous leather tanneries where workers color the leather in big stone pools. You visit old schools with beautiful tiles, calm courtyards, and old fountains. You pass shops full of spices, dates, nuts, and perfumes, and you hear stories about the long history of the city. The day is slow and full of small details that make Fes feel like a living museum.

You leave Fes and enter the Middle Atlas mountains. Your first stop is Ifrane, a clean city with fresh air, parks, and houses with red roofs. It feels different from the rest of Morocco. Then you continue to Azrou forest where tall cedar trees grow, and monkeys walk around waiting for food. You enjoy time in nature before continuing through long mountain roads. Villages appear on the hills, children walk near the road, and the air becomes cooler. You arrive in Midelt, a quiet town between mountains, and sleep there.

You travel through high mountains and rocky landscapes until you reach the Ziz valley. The valley is long, green, and full of palm trees that stand between brown desert rocks. After some stops for photos you continue to Merzouga, the door of the Sahara desert. In the afternoon you ride a camel into the big sand dunes during sunset. The light becomes golden and the air becomes soft. You reach the desert camp where you enjoy dinner, music, and a sky full of stars. The desert night is calm and peaceful.

In the morning after breakfast you start a jeep tour around the Sahara region. You visit black desert stones, dry areas, small oases, and places where nomad families live in simple tents. You sit with a nomad family and drink tea, learning about desert life. Then you go to Khamlia village where people play traditional Gnawa music with drums and dancing, giving a warm local feeling. After exploring, you return to a hotel in Merzouga for rest and a good night of sleep.

A full day for relaxing. You can stay in the hotel and enjoy the pool, or take part in activities like a cooking class where you learn to make Moroccan tagine, or go for a picnic in the dunes. If you want adventure, you can try quads or ATVs on the sand. The day is simple, slow, and comfortable.

You leave the desert and drive to the Todgha gorges, tall rock walls that stand on both sides of a small river. You can walk slowly between the cliffs and enjoy the cool air. Afterward you continue to Dades valley, known for its strange rock shapes, green palm trees, and old villages. You spend the night in a small hotel with mountain views.

You drive from Dades valley to Ait Ben Haddou. This old clay village is a very nice place to walk, climb to the top, and enjoy wide views of the whole area. Then you continue through long open lands until you reach Taroudant, a town with big walls and a quiet lifestyle. You spend the night here.

You explore Taroudant, see its walls, markets, small squares, and calm alleys. Then you drive through beautiful mountain roads to Tafraout. The area around this town has pink granite rocks, soft mountain views, and a peaceful feeling. You sleep in Tafraout.

In the morning you explore the rock formations around Tafraout, enjoy the silence, and take photos. Then you continue to Sidi Ifni, a coastal town with a Spanish touch. You have lunch near the ocean, feeling the fresh sea wind. After lunch you continue to Agadir for the night.

You spend a day in Agadir. You can visit the zoo, walk along the beach, enjoy the long promenade, and see the viewpoint on the hill. Agadir is modern, clean, and relaxing, a nice break after many days of travel.

You drive along the coast passing argan trees and small villages until you reach Essaouira. The city has blue and white colors, fishermen boats, art shops, and calm streets. You sleep in Essaouira.

A slow day to enjoy the beach, eat seafood, walk in the medina, or sit in a café with ocean views. Essaouira is one of the calmest cities in Morocco, perfect for relaxing.

You drive to Marrakech and arrive in the afternoon. You can explore the main square, markets, gardens, or simply relax in your hotel.

You explore Marrakech with a local guide who shows you famous palaces, colorful markets, historic areas, and old streets. You walk slowly and learn about the red city and its long history.

You leave Marrakech and go to Ourika valley, a green place with small rivers, mountain cafes, and waterfalls. You spend the day in nature and return to Marrakech in the afternoon.

You can choose to relax or take optional activities like hot air balloon, quad bikes, or a bike city tour. You can also shop for souvenirs or enjoy a hammam spa.

You drive to Casablanca, the modern city with tall buildings. You visit the big mosque from outside, walk near the ocean, and enjoy the modern atmosphere. You sleep in Casablanca.

You leave to Rabat, the capital. You visit the Hassan tower, the kasbah, the river area, and the clean modern streets. Rabat is peaceful and elegant.

You drive to Asilah, a small coastal town with beautiful murals, clean streets, and calm sea views. After walking around you continue to Tangier for the night.

A local guide shows you the caves of Hercules, beaches, viewpoints, the old medina, and busy markets. In the afternoon you have free time to walk by the sea or relax in a café.

You drive to Tetouan, a white city with Spanish design and narrow old streets. After a small visit you continue to Chefchaouen, the famous blue city. You sleep there in a blue riad.

You visit Akchour waterfalls, a fresh green valley with clear water. You walk a little, enjoy nature, and then return to Chefchaouen for a free afternoon to explore the blue alleys.

You drive back to Fes, passing mountains and small villages. You arrive in the afternoon and rest for your last night.

Your driver takes you to Fes airport depending on your flight time.